Rancid - Rancid (1996)

Description: Genre: Reggae - Ska / Artist: Rancid / Audio CD released 1996-12-10 at Epitaph / Disc #1 Tracklisting 1 Adina 2 Hyena ... more

Rancid - Rancid (1996) ... Hyena
3 Detroit
4 Rats in the Hallway
5 Another Night
6 Animosity
7 Outta My Mind
8 Whirlwind
9 Rejected
10 Injury
11 Bottle
12 Trenches
13 Holiday Sunrise
14 Unwritten Rules
15 Union Blood
16 Get Out of My Way

Newest Review: ... the vocals are shouted (they wouldn’t be heard otherwise), and songs rarely exceed two minutes. Tim Armstrong’s distinctive ... more

... vocals do take some time to get used to, unclear at the best of times due to his speech impediment, and although I’m more a fan of the excellent Lars Fredericksen (now also of ‘Lars Fredereicksen and the Bastards’), Armstrong is necessary for the Rancid sound, and his range is quite impressive. Some songs are fairly melodic, but none of them are slow. A track by track review of this sixteen song album would be dull, repetitive and fairly useless in giving an overall impression. Unless a fan listens to this non-stop f...more

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Rancid - Rancid (1996): Hardcore Punk Debut (867 words)
by - written on 16/10/05 (Very useful, 118 readings)
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The first album from the premier US punk rock band of the nineties is raw, aggressive, spiteful and pretty fun. The influence of the anarchistic Sex Pistols and the more restrained and catchy Dead Kennedys from their homeland combine in ‘Rancid,’ a radical departure from the more ska punk oriented work of Operation Ivy, from whence most of this band came. If you think punk means songs about unreasonable girlfriends or the jock assholes at high school, delivered in a bouncy childish manner, then Rancid’s early albums probably aren’t for you. This is the hardcore Mohawk music, violent and relentless. But there’s also a technical skill in Tim Armstrong’s speedy ... Read the complete review